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Mahindra Scorpio to have Micro Hybrid technology

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Mahindra's Scorpio was well accepted and its huge success is a well known story. Aggressive looks and an attitude to flaunt, the Mahindra Scorpio was indeed a bulky and muscular vehicle from the Mahindra Stables.

But Mahindra has decided to add a gentle feel to the very muscular Scorpio. The all new Micro Hybrid technology makes Mahindra really gentle and allows it to intelligently switch off the engine when not required. It thus goes off to stand by mode after a few seconds of engine idling and springs right back to life the moment it is needed again.

This ensures that less fuel is utilized thereby reducing emissions. The micro hybrid technology switches off the engine when Scorpio idles for a preset Duration. It Switches the engine back on at the very instant the leg depresses the clutch. It therefore burns less fuel and reduces pollution and helps conserve the environment.

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Posted by Amrith K.A on 3 June, 2009 4:29:54 PM IST #